Students from St. Patrick Catholic School in Robertsdale traveled to AUM in Montgomery to compete in the Alabama Council for Technology in Education (ACTE) State Technology Fair; only students placing first or second in the regional fair were …
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Students from St. Patrick Catholic School in Robertsdale traveled to AUM in Montgomery to compete in the Alabama Council for Technology in Education (ACTE) State Technology Fair; only students placing first or second in the regional fair were qualified for the state competition. First place state winners were Anna Bulman, Rory Dembowski, Marideth Hayes, and Shannon McAuliffe, with their group Video Production, "Childhood Cancer: Best Friends"; this group dedicated their project to their best friend, Carlin Davis, who has been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor (Pontine Glioma, D.I.P.G.). Taking second place, the team of Mason Davis and Naim Del Angel, with their Multimedia project, "Attack of Pearl Harbor". Placing third were Lilli Colburn and Abigail Redlich with their Video Production, "Abraham Lincoln".
Congratulations to Lori Pressley, SPCS Technology teacher — and students — for their accomplishments! All state qualifying projects can be seen on the school's website, http://www.gulftel.com/stpatsch/extracurricular/technology/.